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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
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US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
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Top US Air Force officer teases changes to multidomain C2
The Air Force’s multidomain command and control review has concluded. Here’s what could be on the table.
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Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
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DoD awards $100M for space-related tech prototypes
The Space Enterprise Consortium will work to fulfill the Department of Defense’s space-related requirements.
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The comms gaps that worry CENTCOM leaders every day
Five questions with Maj. Gen. Mitchell L. Kilgo and the gaps he sees between U.S. and coalition communications networks.
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Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
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Lockheed Martin wins $92.9 million MUOS contract
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $92.9 million Navy contract modification to provide engineering services for the Mobile User Objective System narrowband satellite system.
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Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
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What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
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US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
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Top US Air Force officer teases changes to multidomain C2
The Air Force’s multidomain command and control review has concluded. Here’s what could be on the table.
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Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
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DoD awards $100M for space-related tech prototypes
The Space Enterprise Consortium will work to fulfill the Department of Defense’s space-related requirements.
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The comms gaps that worry CENTCOM leaders every day
Five questions with Maj. Gen. Mitchell L. Kilgo and the gaps he sees between U.S. and coalition communications networks.
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Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
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Lockheed Martin wins $92.9 million MUOS contract
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $92.9 million Navy contract modification to provide engineering services for the Mobile User Objective System narrowband satellite system.
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Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
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What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
-
US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
-
Top US Air Force officer teases changes to multidomain C2
The Air Force’s multidomain command and control review has concluded. Here’s what could be on the table.
-
Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
-
DoD awards $100M for space-related tech prototypes
The Space Enterprise Consortium will work to fulfill the Department of Defense’s space-related requirements.
-
The comms gaps that worry CENTCOM leaders every day
Five questions with Maj. Gen. Mitchell L. Kilgo and the gaps he sees between U.S. and coalition communications networks.
-
Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
-
Lockheed Martin wins $92.9 million MUOS contract
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $92.9 million Navy contract modification to provide engineering services for the Mobile User Objective System narrowband satellite system.
-
Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
-
What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
